The 1941-D Jefferson nickel is one of the more common dates with a large mintage of over 50 million coins struck for this issue. It is very common in circulated grades including up to MS63 grade. Examples in MS64 become a little harder to find but still easily available even by the rolls. In M65 condition still common but a little harder to find. Find the current Jefferson Nickel values by year, coin varieties, and specific grade. Get the best deals on 1941 Year US Coin Errors when you shop the largest online selection at eBay.com. Free shipping on many items. NGC 5c 1941-S Jefferson Nickel Split Planchet Before Strike UNC.

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• 1941 Nickel Value Ebay
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• 1941 Nickel Value Collectors

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Federal State Swiss Confederation (from 1848)

Franc=100 rappen

20 francs 1991
silver
commemorative coin
700th Anniversary of Swiss Confederation
20 FR. / CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA 1991
1291 1991
Coin value - $20-30
20 francs 2006
silver
commemorative coin
Federal Palace of Switzerland
20 FR. / CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 2006
BUNDESHAUS PALAIS FEDERAL / PALAZZO FEDERALE / Swiss Parliament Building
Coin value - $30-40
10 francs 2010
bi-metallic - copper-nickel/brass
commemorative coin
Swiss National Park - Alpine Marmot
10 FR. / CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 2010
PARCO NAZIONALE SVIZZERO / Marmot
Coin value - $25-30
5 francs 1874 (1850-1874)
silver
5 FR. 1874 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Seated Helvetia

What Jefferson Nickels Are Valuable

Coin value - $250-300
5 francs 1908 (1888-1916)
silver
circulation coinage
5 F / Shield with cross within wreath, star above
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA 1908 / Laureate head left
Coin value - $200-250
5 francs 1923 (1922-1923)
silver
circulation coinage
5 FR. 1923 / Shield flanked by sprigs
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / William Tell right
Coin value - $60-80
5 francs 1925 (1924-1928)
silver
circulation coinage
5 FR. 1925 / Shield flanked by sprigs
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / William Tell right
Coin value - $80-100
5 francs 1933 (1931-1969)
silver
circulation coinage
5 FR. 1933 / Shield flanked by sprigs
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / William Tell right
Coin value - $10-15
5 francs 1999 (1968- )
copper-nickel
circulation coinage
5 FR. 1999 / Shield flanked by sprigs
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / William Tell right
Coin value - $5-7
5 francs 1936
silver
commemorative coin
Confederation Armament Fund
5 FR. / PRO PATRIA ARMIS TUENDA / 1936 / Inscription within square flanked by oak leaves, helmet above
HELVETIA / Kneeling female figure holding sword and dove
Coin value - $30-35
5 francs 1974
copper-nickel
commemorative coin
100th Anniversary - Revision of Constitution
5 FR. / CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 1848 1874 1974 / Dates flanked by vertical inscriptions
CONSTITUTIO / Three standing female figures and cross
Coin value - $10-15
5 francs 1975
copper-nickel
commemorative coin
European Monument Protection Year
5 FR. / CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / Inscriptions
HEREDIO NOSTRO FUTURUM / 1975 / Inscriptions
Coin value - $10-15
5 francs 1976
copper-nickel
commemorative coin
500th Anniversary of Battle of Murten
5 FR. / CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA
MVRATVM / 1476 1976 / Stylized figures
Coin value - $8-12
5 francs 1982
copper-nickel
commemorative coin
100th Anniversary of Gothard Railway
5 FR. 1982 / HELVETIA
GOTTHARDUS / 1882-1982 / Stylized design
Coin value - $10-15
5 francs 1986
copper-nickel
commemorative coin
600th Anniversary of Sempach city
5 FR. CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA 1986
1386 SEMPACH / Stylized design
Coin value - $10-15
5 francs 1999
bi-metallic - brass/copper-nickel
commemorative coin
Swiss Festivals -Wine Festival in Veve
5 FR. CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA 1999
FETE DES VIGNERONS VEVEY 1999 / Grapes
Coin value - $15-17
5 francs 2000
bi-metallic - brass/copper-nickel
commemorative coin
Swiss Festivals -Basler Fasnacht
5 FR. CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA 2000
BASLER / FASNACHT / Costumed flutists
Coin value - $15-17
5 francs 2000
bi-metallic - brass/copper-nickel
commemorative coin
150th Anniversary of Swiss National Coinage
5 FR. CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA 2000
+FR+ / 1850 2000 / Honeycomb
Coin value - $15-18
5 francs 2001
bi-metallic - brass/copper-nickel
commemorative coin
Swiss Festivals -Zurcher Sechselauten
5 FR. CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA 2001
ZURCHER SECHSELAUTEN / Burning snowman
Coin value - $17-20
5 francs 2002
bi-metallic - brass/copper-nickel
commemorative coin
Swiss Festivals - 400th Anniversary of Escalade (festival celebrating the defeat of Geneva)
5 FR. CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA 2002
ESCALADE 1602-2002 / Swirling ladders
Coin value - $12-15
5 francs 2003
bi-metallic - brass/copper-nickel
commemorative coin
Swiss Festivals - Chalandamarz in Graubünden
5 FR. CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA 2003
CHALANDAMARZ / Boys shaking bells
Coin value - $12-15
2 francs 1850 (1850-1857)
silver 0.900
2 FR. 1850 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Seated Helvetia
Coin value - $400-600
2 francs 1860 (1860-1863)
silver 0.800
2 FR. 1861 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Seated Helvetia
Coin value - $40-60
2 francs 1963 (1874-1967)
silver
2 FR. 1963 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Standing Helvetia with lance and shield within star border
Coin value - $8-10
2 francs 1969 (1968-1982)
copper-nickel
22 stars
2 FR. 1969 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Standing Helvetia with lance and shield within star border
Coin value - $3-4
2 francs 2012 (1983- )
copper-nickel
23 stars
2 FR. 2012 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Standing Helvetia with lance and shield within star border
Coin value - $3-5
1 franc 1850 (1850-1851)
silver 0.900
1 FR. 1850 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Seated Helvetia
Coin value - $100-150
1 franc 1861 (1860-1861)
silver 0.800
1 FR. 1861 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Seated Helvetia
Coin value - $20-40
1 franc 1962 (1875-1967)
silver
1 FR. 1962 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Standing Helvetia with lance and shield within star border
Coin value - $4-6
1 franc 1969 (1968-1982)
copper-nickel
22 stars
1 FR. 1969 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Standing Helvetia with lance and shield within star border
Coin value - ~$1
1 franc 2010 (1983- )
copper-nickel
23 stars
1 FR. 2010 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Standing Helvetia with lance and shield within star border

1941 Nickel Value Ebay

Coin value - $2-3
1/2 franc 1851 (1850-1851)-1851)
silver
1/2 FR. 1851 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Seated Helvetia
Coin value - $50-80
1/2 franc 1920 (1875-1967)
silver
1/2 FR. 1920 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Standing Helvetia with lance and shield within star border
Coin value - $3-4
1/2 franc 1971 (1968-1982)
copper-nickel
22 stars
1/2 FR. 1971 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Standing Helvetia with lance and shield within star border
Coin value - <$1
1/2 franc 2009 (1983- )
copper-nickel
23 stars
1/2 FR. 2009 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA / Standing Helvetia with lance and shield within star border
Coin value - ~$1
20 rappen 1850 (1850-1859)
billon
20 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA 1850 / Cross in shield within sprigs
Coin value - $4-6
20 rappen 1929 (1881-1938)
nickel
20 / Value within wreath
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 1929 / Crowned head right
Coin value - $1-3
20 rappen 1989 (1939- )
copper-nickel
20 / Value within wreath
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 1989 / Crowned head right
Coin value - <$1
10 rappen 1850 (1850-1876)
billon
10 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA 1850 / Cross in shield within sprigs
Coin value - $1-2
10 rappen 1918 (1918-1919)
brass
10 / Value within wreath
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 1918 / Crowned head right
Coin value - $15-20
10 rappen 1932 (1932-1941)
nickel
10 / Value within wreath
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 1932 / Crowned head right
Coin value - <$1
10 rappen 2008 (1879-1931; 1940-)
copper-nickel
10 / Value within wreath
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 2008 / Crowned head right
Coin value - <$1
5 rappen 1850 (1850-1877)
billon
5 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA 1850 / Cross in shield within sprigs
Coin value - $1-2
5 rappen 1959 (1879-1931; 1940-1980)
copper-nickel
5 / Value within wreath
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 1959 / Crowned head right
Coin value - <$1
5 rappen 1918
brass
5 / Value within wreath
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 1918 / Crowned head right
Coin value - $10-15
5 rappen 1932 (1932-1941)
nickel
5 / Value within wreath
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 1932 / Crowned head right
Coin value - <$1
5 rappen 1981 (2001-)
aluminum-bronze
5 / Value within wreath
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / 1981 / Crowned head right
Coin value - <$1
2 rappen 1851 (1850-1890)
bronze
thick cross
2 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA 1851 / Cross in shield within sprigs
Coin value - $3-5
2 rappen 1928 (1893-1941)
bronze

1941 Nickel Value Chart No Mint Mark

thin cross
2 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA 1928 / Cross in shield within sprigs
Coin value - $5-8
2 rappen 1944 (1942-1946)
zinc
2 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA 1944 / Cross in shield within sprigs
Coin value - $2-4
2 rappen 1969 (1948-1974)
bronze
2 / Value and oat sprig
HELVETIA 1969 / Cross
Coin value - <$1
1 rappen 1853 (1850-1890)
bronze
thick cross
1 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA 1853 / Cross in shield within sprigs
Coin value - $4-8
1 rappen 1899 (1893-1941)
bronze
thin cross
1 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA 1899 / Cross in shield within sprigs

1941 Nickel Value Collectors

Coin value - $4-7
1 rappen 1942 (1942-1946)
zinc
1 / Value within wreath
HELVETIA 1942 / Cross in shield within sprigs
Coin value - $2-3
1 rappen 2005 (1948-2006)
bronze
1 / Value and oat sprig
HELVETIA 2005 / Cross
Coin value - <$1

• 1942 Jefferson Nickel

Coin Info

With the United States getting directly involved in World War II during 1941, there was an immediate need to ration materials that were required for a successful effort in the war. One of the many essential materials that were needed during the early 1940s for the war was nickel, which was required for making artillery. Consequently, the U.S. government decided that nickel should be removed from the five-cent coin and saved for manufacturing nickel-steel armor for tanks, warships, and other vital war implements.

While 1942 began with the United States minting five-cent coins with the typical 25% nickel, 75% copper composition, a change was made late in the year to help ration nickel. This resulted in a new metal mixture, often referred to as the “wartime nickel” alloy. It is 56% copper, 35% silver, and 9% manganese.

There were around 90 million silver 1942 Jefferson five-cent coins made, including:

• 1942-P, 57,873,000 minted; $3

• 1942-P proof, 27,600; $300

• 1942-S, 32,900,000; $3

*Values are for coins in Very Fine-20 grade, unless otherwise noted.

It’s easy to tell a “wartime” nickel from a regular one, because the 35% silver nickels have a large “P,” “D,” or “S” mintmark over the dome of Monticello on the reverse. In fact, the 1942 Jefferson nickel minted in Philadelphia was the first United States coin to ever bear a “P” mintmark.

Incidentally, 1942 was the last year that proof coins would be made in the United States until 1950, with minting efforts focused on making business-strike coins and producing medals for returning soldiers.